O le faʻamaʻi ma le paʻu o loʻo fesoʻotaʻi mai le tele o tagata faigaluega ma faʻauluuluga ua tuua ai le kamupani vaʻalele o loʻo tauivi e suʻe tagata tomai ma agavaa e lagolago ai le faʻateleina o manaʻoga mo vaalele. O iinei, Jim Scott mai vaega faʻapitoa faʻapitoa Artemis Aerospace, tuʻuina atu ona manatu i le auala e mafai ai e le alamanuia ona faʻaleleia le malosi i le faʻamalamalamaina o galuega i le vaega ma faʻafetaui le faʻatupulaia o le va i seti tomai talafeagai.

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Here, Jim Scott from component supply specialists Artemis Aerospace, provides his views on how the industry can build momentum in highlighting careers in the sector and tackling the growing gap in relevant skill sets.
The pandemic and the associated fallout from numerous redundancies and furloughs has left the aviation industry struggling to find skilled and qualified personnel to support the ever-increasing demand for flights.
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